im not irresponsible so i am doing all the research before even setting up a tank im just curious about how i might go about getting one as i fell in love with there cute little eyes at the store,i currently keep shrimp snails betta and breed platies sucesfully.im an mad animal lover so literally spend more time and money on them than me so dont give me some smarmy stupid answers or il simply report you.
Tagged animal lover, betta, breed, dwarf, freshwater, freshwater puffer, little eyes, love, puffer, research, shrimp, snails, store, stupid answers, tank, time and money
I have a 80 galloon saltwater tank and its been running for 2-3 years. I have mainly damsels (4) with a cinnimon clown, and a blackcap basslet. I had a flame angel, a lawnmower blenny, a coral banded shrimp, a pink tip haitian anenome, and a puffer. All of those have either been given away or died… the puffer ate the shrimp. A lot of the clean up crew has died and I need to replenish their ranks. I want to get rid of the damsels…well 3 of them and get some more interesting fish. Does anyone want some damsels? (1) 3 stripe, (1) 4 stripe, and (1) lemon damsel? If not they might get flushed if I can’t get my girlfriend to convert her freshwater tank to saltwater and take care of them. What are some lively interesting fish I could get? I’m hoping for some that won’t disturb the hermits and snails. Also, I want to get another coral banded shrimp since the puffer that ate the last one is gone. Any ideas would be cool, thanks.
i have a 100 gallon tank but want a small fish 5 inches or less and also i don’t want a dawrf puffer,cichlid or exodon.
Tagged cichlid, dawrf, exodon, fish, freshwater, freshwater fish, gallon, gallon tank, puffer, rip, shrimp, small fish, tank
elling rare green puffer fish. These green spotted puffer fish are lovely aquatic pets. Somewhat like chameleon, they are able to change its colours depending on its mood, though they stay metallic green most of the time. The Spotted Green Puffer is a very adorable little fish. It is very playful, active, and curious making it a joy to watch. It has a great personality as well and will come to recognize its owner, getting excited when it sees you. Caution: Will puff up like a ball when in great stress! These fish can grow up to 17cm. They are now at about 3cm in length. Lifespan: 10 years. If taken care properly, can live up to 15 years. They can live in freshwater or brackish water. Green spotted puffer fish are omnivores, but they do tend to love to hunt for small pond snails. As you can see from the video, I have 2 of these adorable fishes living together harmoniously with other fishes such as neon tetra, green tiger barb, glass fish, apple snail, pleco, dragon fish, dwarf puffer and atya shrimp. I feed them all mostly with tubifex worms (cheap and they love it!), blood worms, occasional sinking pallets for tropical fish and also pond snails. Location in Subang Jaya. Interested, please email me at diversewholesale@gmail.com. COD available. Also available: Live Wonderpuss Octopus and Mimic Octopus (seawater only)
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My son has named my electric blue crayfish “Pinchy” and my figure8 puffer “8-ball”….what should I name my pleco? I also have a billion ghost shrimp and tetras swimming around….any cool names for those?
No…not all the fish are in the same aquarium – before you start yelling at me for having them in the wrong aquatic environments!
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Tagged ball, cool, cool names, crayfish, electric blue crayfish, figure, figure8, Ghost, ghost shrimp, pinchy, pleco, puffer, shrimp, son
